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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
4
Mrs EB Smith, 74, died today at 17 welusk near Ovark. She had lived with her daughters in Dothan after leaving Ovark. Daughters Mey WF and others assisted during illness. Mrs Smith’s attendance included Mr and Mrs Gea Carter.
In a public statement the President levels fraud accusations at Senator Tillman amid a broader inquiry. The dispatch notes the inquiry involved a committee and affected officials with health concerns cited as context. The interment for a local ceremony is scheduled for Ozark, with a trip planned by the team via the Foratelect ALC.
In Macon Georgia the Macon Grocery Company and others faced a ruling by the state appellate court denying their challenge to a tax or assessment. The decision affects the wholesale grocery trade and implies a substantial annual consideration by the railroad. The court outcome reflects the citys business interests reacting to the ruling.
Durion, a young baker in town, was found bleeding from two bite wounds on his arm after a supposed mouse bite. A physician later claimed the injuries were the work of a rat, leaving the family mystified and frightened as they sought aid.
Colonel Du Mont of the Mirat Regiment Alabama National Guard resigns his post and all officers appointed by him. Captain M Coleman Fort Deposit elected major of the First Regiment. Captain F C Forton Mobile resigns. elections to name successors ordered. Time and date for staff changes to be set by the regiment's colonel.
A late 19th century scene reports Senator Pillman and allies dealing with charges about altering land grants from the United States. details describe testimony and exhibits linked to Pillman and broker Will Fui Boeee, with focus on Oregon land parcels and public interest.
Rose Hill hosts weekly horor roll with Anniay First and multiple contestants including Lowse Brown Rati Dykes Bouarde shaw Paracel Holmes Louise Pitcher Mary Newell Senior Hirst John Sanders Dolumic Richards Mary Malla Pena Mary Walker Beedie Dotsen Mertion Fate Vermin Watton Caveie Hicks Hoy Watford Leon Brites shaw Henry Wilson Lante Whidden Vesie Brockett Mary Peterson Wilma Lilburn Mac Williams.
A list of student names appears in the high school notice, including Jora Burdestay and March Flowers among others. The page shows many students tied to the school community, with several surnames and given names repeated in the roster.
A dense OCR segment lists numerous individuals across grades one through six in a school setting. The fragmentary names include students and captains such as Marion Edenhedd, Ray Strickland, Beth Bartlet, Willie Sloud, Annie May Mat thewa, Captain Blackie Mallens, Marian wlurd, Annette Volner, and Lacie Edwards among many others, without clear dates or locations.
The Churches First Baptist Church invites everyone to regular services tomorrow with a sermon theme about Christ and the words of Jonas. Sunday school will be held and all are welcome. Pastor Me Andersen delivers the message.
Preaelingevvery Sunday at 6 pm and 9 45 am service. Endeavor at 2 20 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 pm. You are cordially invited for a warm welcome. Pastor EM Craig invites attendance.
The Foster Street Methodist Church invites all to Sunday morning worship at 11. and 8.30. The sermon title is Be Filled With the Spirit. Mrs Sale will sing and splendid music is planned for both hours. Strangers welcome and seats are free. Committee members extend a cordial invitation.
The Episcopal Church invites the public to Sunday school each week at Waan with morning prayer and sermon followed by evening prayer and sermon at 7:00 p.m. A Wednesday 7:00 p.m. service includes evening prayer and litany. Minister in charge W.8 Moyne.
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